The Denver Film — Music on Film-Film on Music (MOFFOM) Documentary Grant is a targeted funding initiative for feature-length documentaries that engage music as both subject and form. Administered by Denver Film, the grant provides up to $20,000 annually in finishing funds, specifically allocated to scoring, composition, and music licensing efforts. This focus acknowledges the often prohibitive costs of post-production music rights and original scores, which can stall otherwise completed films. The grant is open to applicants from the US and globally, reflecting an international scope that aligns with Denver Film's broader programming. By supporting music-centric documentaries in post-production, the grant addresses a critical gap in the funding landscape, where finishing funds are scarce and music-related expenses are frequently underestimated. The award is intended to help filmmakers cross the final threshold to completion and exhibition. While the grant does not impose a rigid curatorial framework, its parameters suggest a preference for projects where music is integral to the narrative and aesthetic. The jury likely seeks documentaries that demonstrate a sophisticated integration of music, whether through original composition, archival licensing, or innovative sound design. The grant's emphasis on finishing funds implies that projects should be far enough along to benefit from a targeted infusion of cash, rather than early-stage development.